Dr Peter Laniewski is a Specialist Plastic Surgeon (FRACS, AHPRA MED0001155003) who consults at Bella Vista in Sydney’s Hills District, at Suite A3, 24-32 Lexington Drive, Bella Vista NSW 2153. To book a consultation, call 1300 322 337 or the direct Bella Vista line (02) 8824 8481, or make an online enquiry. The clinic sits inside the Norwest Business Park, a short walk from Bella Vista metro station, and serves patients across the Hills District, north-western Sydney and beyond. Dr Laniewski performs surgery only in accredited private hospitals.
Dr Laniewski has over 20 years of surgical training and practice across Sydney, the Central Coast and regional New South Wales. At Bella Vista, he offers face, breast, body, male and non-surgical treatments, with every surgical plan tailored to the individual patient after a face-to-face consultation.
Dr Laniewski’s Bella Vista clinic: address and contact
The Bella Vista consulting rooms are located at:
Dr Peter Laniewski, Specialist Plastic Surgeon
Suite A3, 24-32 Lexington Drive
Bella Vista NSW 2153
Phone: 1300 322 337
Bella Vista direct line: (02) 8824 8481
Email: reception@drpeterlaniewski.com.au
This is one of five New South Wales locations where Dr Laniewski consults. The others are Woollahra (Eastern Suburbs), Erina (Central Coast), Albury and Narellan.
Opening hours
Bella Vista consulting hours are Monday-Thursday from 09:00 to 17:00 and Friday from 09:00 to 13:00. Because Dr Laniewski consults across several locations, we recommend phoning ahead on 1300 322 337 to confirm the next available appointment at Bella Vista. Enquiries submitted through the online form are answered during business hours.
Contact and bookings
You can request a consultation or ask a question through the online enquiry form, by phoning 1300 322 337, or by calling the Bella Vista rooms directly on (02) 8824 8481. A GP referral is required before a cosmetic surgery consultation (see “What to expect at your consultation” below).
Getting to the Bella Vista clinic
By car
The clinic is on Lexington Drive within the Norwest Business Park, with quick access from the M2 and M7 motorways and Old Windsor Road. From most Hills District suburbs the drive is short: roughly 5 minutes from Castle Hill and Kellyville, 8 to 10 minutes from Rouse Hill, Glenwood and Winston Hills, and about 15 to 20 minutes from Parramatta, Blacktown and Windsor depending on traffic. These are approximate driving times and will vary with peak-hour congestion on Norwest Boulevard and Old Windsor Road.
By Sydney Metro
Bella Vista station is on Sydney Metro’s Metro North West and Bankstown Line (M1) and opened on 26 May 2019. The station is on Lexington Drive at the western edge of the Norwest Business Park, a short walk from the clinic. Norwest station, one stop away, is also close by. Metro services run every few minutes and connect the Hills District to Chatswood, North Sydney and the Sydney CBD, so patients travelling from further afield can reach the clinic without driving.
Parking
Bella Vista station also has a large commuter car park nearby for patients who prefer to park and walk the short distance to the suite.
Areas we serve from Bella Vista
The Bella Vista clinic is a convenient choice for patients across The Hills Shire and north-western Sydney, including:
- Norwest and Baulkham Hills(immediately adjacent, under 10 minutes)
- Castle Hill and Kellyville(around 5 minutes)
- Rouse Hill, Glenwood, Stanhope Gardens and Parklea(around 8 to 12 minutes)
- Winston Hills, Bella Vista and Beaumont Hills(local)
- Blacktown, Seven Hills and Quakers Hill(around 15 minutes)
- Parramatta, Ryde and Windsor / Hawkesbury(around 15 to 30 minutes)
- Penrith and the greater north-west(via the M7)
Patients from the Central Coast, the Eastern Suburbs, Albury and the Macarthur region can also choose to consult at Dr Laniewski’s Erina, Woollahra, Albury or Narellan locations.
Procedures available at the Bella Vista clinic
Dr Laniewski offers a full range of surgical and non-surgical procedures. Each linked page explains the procedure, who it may suit, and its risks in detail. All surgery carries risks; please read the surgical and non-surgical risk information on this website before proceeding.
Face
- Rhinoplasty (nose surgery): surgery to reshape the nose for appearance, breathing, or both.
- Facelift (rhytidectomy/meloplasty): surgery to address sagging and volume loss in the lower face and jawline.
- Neck lift (platysmaplasty): surgery to refine the neck and jawline contour.
- Eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty): surgery to address excess skin or puffiness of the upper or lower eyelids.
- Brow lift (brow plasty): surgery to reposition a heavy or descended brow.
- Otoplasty (ear surgery): surgery to reshape or reposition prominent ears.
- Cheek and chin implants: implants to enhance facial balance and projection.
- Non-surgical rhinoplasty: injectable reshaping of the nose without surgery.
- Wrinkle treatment, facial volume treatmentand face peels: non-surgical facial rejuvenation options.
- MyEllevate: a minimally invasive neck and jawline contouring procedure.
- Photodynamic therapy (PDT): a treatment for sun-damaged skin.
Breast
- Breast augmentation (augmentation mammaplasty): surgery to increase breast size or restore volume using implants.
- Breast lift (mastopexy): surgery to raise and reshape the breasts.
- Breast reduction (reduction mammoplasty): surgery to reduce breast size and relieve related symptoms.
- Breast implant revision surgery: surgery to replace or remove existing implants.
- Breast reconstruction: reconstructive surgery, including after cancer treatment.
Body
- Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck): surgery to remove excess abdominal skin and tighten the abdominal wall.
- Liposuction: surgery to remove localised fat deposits.
- Arm lift (brachioplasty)and thigh lift (thighplasty): surgery to remove excess skin from the arms or thighs.
- Body lift (circumferential belt lipectomy)and post-pregnancy surgery: contouring surgery, often after significant weight loss or pregnancy.
- Labiaplasty: surgery to reshape the labia.
- LED Healitelight therapy and lipoedema
Male
- Gynaecomastia (male breast reduction): surgery to reduce enlarged male breast tissue.
- Male body lift: contouring surgery for men after weight loss.
Skin cancer, hand and non-surgical
- Skin cancer surgery: excision and reconstruction for skin cancers.
- Hand and finger surgery, including carpal tunnel syndrome, Dupuytren’s contracture and finger fractures.
Why choose Dr Peter Laniewski
Dr Peter Laniewski is a Specialist Plastic Surgeon and a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (FRACS), registered with AHPRA (MED0001155003). In Australia, only a doctor with specialist surgical registration may lawfully use the title “surgeon”, and specialist plastic surgeons complete accredited surgical training that covers both operating and the management of complications.
- Qualifications and registration: FRACS; AHPRA registration MED0001155003 (verifiable on the AHPRA public register).
- Training: undergraduate medicine at the University of New South Wales, followed by advanced training in general surgery and in plastic and reconstructive surgery. Dr Laniewski completed an international fellowship at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London, a recognised centre for complex reconstructive surgery, with further study alongside plastic surgeons in London’s Harley Street and at international courses in New York, Germany and France.
- Professional memberships: Australasian Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ASAPS), Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)and Board Certified Plastic Surgeons.
- Experience: over 20 years of surgical training and practice.
- Where he operates: surgery is performed only in accredited private hospitals.
- Access: five NSW consulting locations, including Bella Vista, for patient convenience.
You can also read Dr Laniewski’s profile on RealSelf and verify his registration on the AHPRA register.
What to expect at your consultation
Australia regulates cosmetic surgery tightly, and the process is designed to make sure your decision is well informed. Before your first consultation for a cosmetic surgical procedure, you will need a referral from your GP. Your pathway then includes:
- At least two pre-operative consultations, with at least one in person with Dr Laniewski.
- A psychological assessment for suitability, including screening for body dysmorphic disorder (BDD). If significant concerns are identified, you will be referred to an independent GP, psychologist or psychiatrist before any surgery.
- A mandatory 7-day cooling-off period for adults, following your consultations, before surgery can be booked or a deposit paid.
- For patients under 18, a minimum 3-month cooling-off period and assessment by an independent GP, psychologist or psychiatrist. Cosmetic surgery that is not clinically necessary is generally discouraged for minors.
At your consultation, Dr Laniewski will discuss your goals, examine you, explain the realistic options and their risks, and provide written information. All surgery carries risks, and results vary between individuals.
Fees, Medicare and private health insurance
Fees depend on the specific procedure, its complexity and where it is performed, so a fully itemised written quote is provided after your consultation. A typical surgical fee estimate covers the surgeon’s fee, the anaesthetist’s fee, the hospital or theatre fee and post-operative care.
A Medicare rebate and a private health insurance contribution may apply when a procedure has a documented medical or functional component (for example, breast reduction that meets criteria, or nasal surgery to correct breathing). Purely cosmetic procedures do not attract a Medicare rebate or a health fund contribution. Payment and finance options are explained on the payment options page. We do not publish fixed prices, because an accurate figure requires an individual clinical assessment.
Which hospital will my surgery be at?
Your consultation is held at the Bella Vista rooms, and your surgery is performed in an accredited private hospital appropriate to your procedure. Day-only procedures and procedures requiring an overnight stay may be scheduled at different accredited facilities in Sydney’s north-west or across greater Sydney. Dr Laniewski will confirm the specific hospital for your procedure during the consultation process.
Book your Bella Vista consultation
To arrange a consultation with Dr Laniewski at Bella Vista, call 1300 322 337 or the direct Bella Vista line (02) 8824 8481, or complete the online enquiry form. Please have your GP referral ready for cosmetic surgery consultations.
Frequently asked questions (Bella Vista)
Where is Dr Laniewski's Bella Vista clinic?
Dr Laniewski’s Bella Vista clinic is at Suite A3, 24-32 Lexington Drive, Bella Vista NSW 2153, inside the Norwest Business Park and a short walk from Bella Vista metro station. Call 1300 322 337 or (02) 8824 8481 to book.
Do I need a GP referral to see Dr Laniewski?
Yes. Since 1 July 2023, a GP referral is required before a consultation for cosmetic surgery in Australia. A referral also allows any applicable Medicare rebate to be assessed for medically indicated procedures. Bring your referral to your first appointment.
Which hospital will my surgery be performed at?
Your surgery will be performed in an accredited private hospital suited to your procedure. Consultations take place at the Bella Vista rooms, and Dr Laniewski will confirm the specific accredited hospital during your consultation process.
Is there parking at the Bella Vista clinic?
[PARKING DETAIL to confirm.] Bella Vista metro station also has a large commuter car park a short walk away, so patients can park and walk to the suite.
How do I get to the clinic by Metro?
Take Sydney Metro’s Metro North West and Bankstown Line (M1) to Bella Vista station, on Lexington Drive at the edge of the Norwest Business Park. The clinic is a short walk from the station. Norwest station is one stop away and also close by.
Which suburbs do patients travel from to Bella Vista?
Patients come from across The Hills Shire and north-western Sydney, including Norwest, Baulkham Hills, Castle Hill, Kellyville, Rouse Hill, Glenwood, Winston Hills, Blacktown, Parramatta and the Hawkesbury, as well as further afield.
Can I have my consultation at Bella Vista and my surgery elsewhere?
Yes. Consultations are held at the Bella Vista rooms, and surgery is performed at an accredited private hospital. The consulting location and the operating hospital are often different, and Dr Laniewski will confirm both with you.
Do you offer telehealth or virtual consultations?
For cosmetic surgery, at least one of your two required consultations must be in person with Dr Laniewski; a second consultation may sometimes be conducted by video. Please phone 1300 322 337 to discuss whether a virtual consultation is appropriate for your situation.
What are the Bella Vista opening hours?
Bella Vista consulting hours are Monday-Thursday from 09:00 to 17:00 and Friday from 09:00 to 13:00. As Dr Laniewski consults across five locations, please phone 1300 322 337 to confirm the next available Bella Vista appointment.
How do I book an appointment?
Call 1300 322 337 or the direct Bella Vista line (02) 8824 8481, or complete the online enquiry form on this website. Have your GP referral ready for cosmetic surgery consultations.
Medical reviewer and disclaimer
Medically reviewed by Dr Peter Laniewski, Specialist Plastic Surgeon (FRACS, AHPRA MED0001155003). Last reviewed: 5/8/2026.
This page is general information only and is not medical advice. All surgery and all invasive procedures carry risks. Before proceeding with any procedure, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. Read the surgical risks and non-surgical risks information on this website. Individual results vary. This website contains imagery suitable only for audiences aged 18 and over. AHPRA MED0001155003.
